#!/usr/bin/env expect
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# Purpose: Test of Slurm functionality
#          Use sreport to get job usage reports with default options and with
#          different switches. Configuration set up in test22.1.
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proc inc22_1_5 { } {
	global users accounts sreport
	global sql_in_clus1 sql_rem_clus1 sql_in_clus2 sql_rem_clus2
	global user1 user2 account1 account2 account3
	global cluster1 cluster2

	# Mon Dec 31 23:00:00 2007
	set start_time "Mon Dec 31 23:00:00 2007"
	set period_start [exec date +%s --date=$start_time]

	# Tue Dec 31 23:59:59 2008
	set end_time "Tue Jan 31 23:59:59 2008"
	set period_end [exec date +%s --date=$end_time]

	set start_str [timestamp -format %Y-%m-%dT%X -seconds $period_start]
	set end_str [timestamp -format %Y-%m-%dT%X -seconds $period_end]

	log_info "Testing sreport for default (non-AcctAsParent) and FlatView"

	# Test the job report for root account
	set output [run_command_output -fail "$sreport job sizesbyaccount printjobcount cluster='$cluster1' start=$start_str end=$end_str -p -n"]
	subtest {![regexp "There was a problem" $output]} "Verify no error message is reported by sreport"
	subtest {[regexp -all "$cluster1.root.4.*.100.00%" $output] == 1} "Test the job report for root account"

	# Test the job report with flatview, should show first level of accounts under root individually
	set output [run_command_output -fail "$sreport job sizesbyaccount printjobcount cluster='$cluster1' start=$start_str end=$end_str -p -n flatview"]
	subtest {![regexp "There was a problem" $output]} "Verify no error message is reported by sreport"
	#test22-1clus1|test22-1acct1|2|0|0|0|0|50.00%|
	#test22-1clus1|test22-1acct2|1|0|0|0|0|25.00%|
	#test22-1clus1|test22-1acct3|1|0|0|0|0|25.00%|
	subtest {[regexp -all "$cluster1.$account1.2.*.50.00%.\\\n$cluster1.$account2.1.*.25.00%.\\\n$cluster1.$account3.1.*.25.00%" $output] == 1} "Test the job report with flatview"

	# Test the job report for specific account, should show just one account with all its jobs
	set output [run_command_output -fail "$sreport job sizesbyaccount printjobcount cluster='$cluster1' account=$account1 start=$start_str end=$end_str -p -n"]
	subtest {![regexp "There was a problem" $output]} "Verify no error message is reported by sreport"
	subtest {[regexp -all "$cluster1.$account1.2.*.100.00%." $output] == 1} "Test the job report for specific account"
}
